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beautiesofbygoneeras · 5 months
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Lisa Welch, Playboy's Miss September 1980 Appearing In An Italian Playboy Calendar, January 1985.
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fadedday · 2 months
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Lisa Welch
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Drinks up also for the Christines who go for a full embrace
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1. Lisa Vroman (w. Brad Little, US TOUR)
2. Elizabeth Welch (w. Ted Keegan, BROADWAY)
3. Samantha Hill (w. Hugh Panaro, BROADWAY)
4. Olivia Safe (w. Ian Jon Bourg, HAMBURG)
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fadedday · 9 months
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Lisa Welch (1980)
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wimsigotik · 8 months
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Whimsigothic icons
1. Lisa Bonet (90s)
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2. Willow & Tara in Buffy the Vampire Slayer
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3. The aunts in Practical Magic
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4. FKA Twigs
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5. Rochelle, Nancy, Bonnie & Sarah in The Craft
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6. Florence Welch
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7. Sandra Oh (90s)
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jeridandridge · 5 months
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I Am King
This is a little different.. I hope you all like it. 🩷
King Florence + the machine
Melissa Schemmenti isn’t an impulsive person. Okay well, maybe she is. She did have to go to court for an impulsive punch one time but the guy had it coming. But when it comes to her body, she’s thought about this next step.
Driving to her appointment her heart thuds hard against her ribcage in excitement, the bass of the song she’s listened to on repeat for over a year. The words put a fire under her to do better for herself, not because she needs to be in a relationship, but because she feels ready. Finally.
We argue in the kitchen about whether to have children
And about the world ending, and the scale of my ambition
And how much is art really worth
The very thing you're best at is the thing that hurts the most
When she was younger she had thought about getting a tattoo until Joe talked her out of it, telling her it wasn’t ladylike. It was a petty argument, and one she did not care to have towards the end of her marriage.
But you need your rotten heart
Your dazzling pain like diamond rings
You need to go to war to find material to sing
I am no mother, I am no bride, I am king
Having a man like Joe try to police her body was never good for her mental health, god help anyone that tries to do that now. Pulling up to the tattoo shop she takes a deep breath looking at the sign and the welcoming light blue color on the window.
“Okay, you’re doing this.” She breathes out grabbing her purse getting out of the car. Inside the shop the walls are a welcoming light blue and each artist section is divided into a cubical. With classic rock playing through the speakers Melissa relaxes a bit as a young woman comes to the counter.
“Hey! You must be Melissa.” The stranger smiles at the redhead. “Ava told me what we’re doing today, come on back.”
As Melissa follows the woman back, she makes a mental note to kick Ava’s ass. She left out that the tattoo artist was hot. Incredibly hot. So much so that as Melissa fills out the proper paperwork and the woman sets up the station with all sterile materials, she gets lost looking at the art on the walls, the one that catches her eye the most is a painting of a nude woman, curvy and sat sideways looking out a window.
“That’s one of my older paintings,” the artists smiles, looking up from her station for a moment.
“Yeah? It’s gorgeous, the gold frame is perfect with it.” Melissa smiles admiring the work, curious as to who the model was.
“I’ve been meaning to take it down, reminders of exes, ya know?” The artist chuckles.
This catches Melissa’s attention. She was doing something as a reminder of her ex, but instead of a painful reminder it’ll be a powerful one. She was in control now.
“Alright, Melissa, here are the designs I came up with after your consultation email, all different sizes, we can play around with them as much as you want until it’s exactly how you want it.” She smiles.
Looking over the three simple words Melissa smiles, willing herself to hold the tears back. “This one.” She points.
“Perfect!” The young woman beams.
As Melissa’s walked through the process of how it’ll go and the stencil is put on, the words play over and over in her head even as she lifts her shirt up and rests her arm over her head, ready for the tattoo.
Feeling a warm gloved finger put the gel on the stencil, she stays completely still.
“Ready to rock n roll?” She smiles.
“Party on,” Melissa chuckles nervously, licking her lips.
The buzz of the machine sounds and Melissa feels strong fingers stretch the skin on her side just beneath her breast.
“Take a deep breath for me,” the artist instructs.
Melissa closes her eyes and takes a deep breath, letting it out when she feels the sharp scratch of the machine.
“Good girl.”
The redheads eyes snap open at the words used. She knows it probably doesn’t mean anything coming from the woman, but god did it sound nice coming from someone like her.
The tattoo doesn’t hurt much just like Melissa thought, and when it’s done she pulls her arm back slightly to meet the woman’s eyes as she cleans up the tattoo.
“Alright, Melissa, that’s it! Your first tattoo.” She smiles. “Check it out in the mirror, then I’ll bandage you up and walk you through the aftercare instructions.”
Carefully getting up off the chair Melissa gets up looking at her now inked skin, the three words giving her a confidence boost she’ll always be able to feel now. “Thanks, hon. This is amazing.”
The artist smiles, leaning forward to carefully put the clear bandage over the ink. Her fingers are soft and warm, and she smells amazing this close Melissa thinks.
The three words go through her head once more. She’s her own person.
At the front of the shop Melissa pays for her tattoo and tips generously leaning against the counter.
“So, hon, if I have any questions about taking this bandage off or anything like that can I call the shop and ask to talk to you?” She asks with a shrug and pursed lips.
The artist matches her smile quirking a brow. “You could, but if it’s easier for you, just text me or give me a call.” She says grabbing a business card from the counter writing her number on the back of it. “Anything you need, Melissa,” she shrugs, “let me know.”
Melissa takes the card with a smile tucking it safely into her purse to be used later on.
“Thanks again, hon. I’m sure you’ll hear from me soon.” She smiles slinging her bag onto her shoulder.
The artist smiles and sends her a wink. “Looking forward to it.”
Melissa leaves the shop with a pep in her step, even more so when she gets to her car and sees a text from Ava asking how it went with her friend. She laughs, shaking her head with a smile as her music starts to play again.
But a woman is a changeling, always shifting shape
Just when you think you have it figured out
Something new begins to take
What strange claws are these scratching at my skin?
I never knew my killer would be coming from within
I am no mother, I am no bride, I am king
I am no mother, I am no bride,
I am king.
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fangledeities · 7 months
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Only the best.
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Raquel Welch, 1967
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